Breetai's Current setup

[dunpeal2064]

Damn, thats awesome that you have a friend that close that has not one, but two Candy Cabs! There is only one guy near me that is into arcade stuff, and although we've done many trades, he doesn't quite like bringing people into his room (Wheer his Egret II resides!)

[Breetai]

Damn, thats awesome that you have a friend that close that has not one, but two Candy Cabs! There is only one guy near me that is into arcade stuff, and although we've done many trades, he doesn't quite like bringing people into his room (Wheer his Egret II resides!)

He just has one. He has a line on some more (OKs), but doesn't have them. Maybe after August.

He has it in his living room (console stuff in his bed room, so he can sleep with it all. haha), for all to play. He has space prepared for another (for games running in tate), so he is planning on it.

[Hazerd]

Figured id bump this thread, so members can see where Breetai did his gaming and what he was about.

RIP

[Thierry Henry]

He had sent this pic to me quite a time ago of some of the stuff he had when he was still located in Japan.

Extremely friendly person. He will be missed. R.I.P

[Octopod]

Figured id bump this thread, so members can see where Breetai did his gaming and what he was about.

RIP

What are you talking about?

I have a bad feeling...

[AznKhmerBoi]

Looks awesome Thanks for sharing.

[pierrot]

Seeing that the most recent update came only a couple days before the accident is a pretty tough pill to swallow, somehow.

A collection to be proud of, even in its ultimate state.

[Duane Dibbley]

Figured id bump this thread, so members can see where Breetai did his gaming and what he was about.

RIP

What are you talking about?

http://www.racketboy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=41103

[driph]

I really hope his collection will end up with his daughter once she's old enough to get into the games and play, so she can at least have a glimpse of what it was her dad was so fond of.

[weaponepsilon]

A truly impressive collection. Glad he got a chance to document it while he still could. It makes me want to burn a Gameboy in his honor so that he'd have something to play in the afterlife.